Can I mount this phone on the wall even if I don't have the wired-in wall-mounted jack?
31252
No. You must have that plate to connect the phone jack and mount to the wall.
31253
I don't think so. I replace another wall mounted unit, so the jack was there. I'd take it off to look for you, but they are tricky to get back on again. However, there ia a bigger issue with this phone - the voice quality is very poor. I never pick it up and use my portables to answer all my calls. The only reason it's still on the wall is so we have one "hard wired" phone in the house that will work during a power outage. Other than that, it's sound quality is worse than my wireless phones!!
625355
I'm not 100% sure (we no longer have these - didn't need 4 diff phones) but I know for sure the main/base unit can be wall mounted - we had it on the wall in the kitchen. I think - not positive - but I think he 3 others can be too - I seem to remember we had one in our Office mounted on the wall and the 2 in the bedroom on either night stand. Sorry I couldn't be more specific.
601985
My husband was a phone guy and had to rewire the phone because it did not fit on standard wall jack. He said not a big deal to rewire.
689752
Yes, the larger phone base will mount on a wall phone jack. You also need an electric outlet nearby to plug the phone into for it to work. The phone works well.
1882978
Yes, this phone can be wall mounted. The plastic foundation for this purpose is in the box which needs to be attached to the phone (very easy) first. The phone can then be attached to the phone wall plate: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=wall+phone+plateIf this special wall plate is not already on the wall, you then need to purchase it separately and install it on/around the phone jack on the wall.
1041841
I don't see any spot for a jack on the corded base, just on the cordless phone.
2034047
Sorry I didn't mean to say yes to your question. This phone is not meant to be wall mounted, it come with belt loop holders so it can be carried around the house. Other then that it has to be placed in it's cradle for charging at all times on a stationary counter or table top of some sort.
1319017
Yes, it comes with a wall mount bracket. But just an FYI, the user manual states that you'll need to connect it to a "standard dual-stud telephone wall mount plate." If you don't already have this installed, they say you can get them at "many hardware or consumer electronics retailers." I'll paste a link to a .pdf file of the user manual below (mounting instructions are on pg 5), but if it doesn't show up you can find it by doing a search for "VTECH CS66292 manual". http://cdn-media.vtechphones.com/ecp/documents//product_Product/1920//8966/CS6629-3_UM_1.pdf
1394098
Yes, the base unit can be wall mounted. There is a support bracket that can be attached to the base in either of two ways. One for desktop use and the other for wall mounting. When positioned for wall mounting it can be placed onto a standard telephone two pin wall plate. The excess length of cable that plugs the phone into the wall jack can with some effort be stuffed into the bracket.
702959
Yes it is. We have ours mounted on the wall. I'm not sure why they don't tell you that in the product details. I've had this phone for a while and it works great.
1721587
Yes it can be wall mounted. You would need longer handset cord than what comes with unit, as well as shorter wire plug between wall demarc connection and phone input connection.
1794277
yes Unit can be installed to the wall . but recommend flush rj11 jack wall mount.
405662
No, all you need is a phone cable, type you hook a phone up with to the wall.
791179
Hi Juliana,I did some research and yes you probably could plug it into the wall jack--maybe for a little while, because of the battery life. But it also seems like you need to charge it on the base? I have not tried this myself. I keep mine on the base.
719299
Yes. The base has a wall mounting adaptor. It came with the phone when I bought it. But notice that the base needs to stay in the same position as shown in the picture, otherwise the handset would fall off the base. When mounted on the wall it would be pointing out for about 5 inches. The smaller handsets have some sort of insertion on the back, but I'm rather skeptical about them being wall mountable without some sort of wall mount adapter. I do not remember seeing that with the set I bought. The good news is that they use up so little space that you can tuck them almost anywhere.
1772691
I can answer since I have done this. You would need a phone wall bracket, or, if you are "handy", you can use two strategically placed pancake screws vertically on which you hang the phone. It's hard getting pancake screws (flat, disk-shaped heads) and using other types can lead to instability.However, I do not recommend using this phone on the wall as the design of the handset means that it often falls off unless carefully replaced. Even brushing against it can lead to the handset falling off. Choose another phone.
457265
I hang the base on a screw in the wall. I think most wall jack plates have a place to hang the phone like this.